cstring

C-style string definition and manipulation library

Updated: 13th May 2008

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Date	Version	Download		Comments
		Distribution	Checksum
13th May 2008	3.4.4	cstring-3.4.4.zip (301552 bytes)	cstring-3.4.4.md5 (34 bytes) d1346106ba5b3234e663e2f0c1bbb161	Three changes: compatible with Win64 compatible with Safe String library additional error codes in API
26th January 2007	3.4.3	cstring-3.4.3.zip (276761 bytes)	cstring-3.4.3.md5 (34 bytes) 7ada1148cb8c516fb4296508cf26c996	Three changes: Now roots the distribution under cstring-X.Y, e.g. cstring-3.4.3
30th April 2006	3.4.2	cstring-3.4.2.zip (274264 bytes)	cstring-3.4.2.md5 (34 bytes) 124914b836067c98bee5d9cb9be7d780	Only minor edits, and little fixes.
7th October 2005	3.4.1	cstring-3.4.1.zip (234611 bytes)	cstring-3.4.1.md5 (34 bytes) f8d17715d3243c19bc69f413ba52771b	Three changes: The makefiles now build libraries whose names are comprised of the major version number, e.g. cstring.3.vc6.lib, in addition to the one created in previous cstring versions: e.g. cstring.vc6.lib Type cstring_flags_t is defined to disambiguate flags params from size params (which use the size_t) Added CSTRING_RC_CANNOTYIELDFROMSO return code, used when trying to yield a string from a dynamic library implementation of the library that has been allocated using realloc(). cstring_yield() has been deprecated, in favour of cstring_yield2(). If you want the old behaviour, you must define CSTRING_OBSOLETE.
8th August 2005	3.3.1	cstring-3.3.1.zip (192600 bytes)	cstring-3.3.1.md5 (34 bytes) c11098f6be5fe8e2f2d56ceec5e7e26c	Two changes: Changed the memory allocation algorithm, such that each reallocation is at least twice the size of the extant block Now dynamically loads the CoTaskMemRealloc function from OLE32.DLL, so easing the linking burden when working with a variety of compilers
29th July 2005	3.2.1	cstring-3.2.1.zip (177297 bytes)	cstring-3.2.1.md5 (34 bytes) de9a41bf3a9049a3e6d9e1e2b2e3be00	This is the first public release of this formerly proprietary library from Synesis Software. It is a plain-C library, and is platform/compiler independent. When compiled under Win32 it provides the facility to use Win32 Global, Process Heap and COM Task Allocator memory, rather than the default C library realloc().